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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

The members Of Jehn A. Logan pos No.
returned from the Ionis reunion At !
o'clock yesterday afternoon highly elstss
ever their success il winning the hsnner
offered hy Asior Watkins - The post max
irg the best appearance on peraGe. I1ey
we're net AZ The depot by tTo carrTsiis srd
rode 20 TIE Home. carrying the trorev.
tozsther ~ith tro ia-gs United states fs9s
sne several aew broopns. Ibey felt sxcre1-
inxiT happy over their blooa - victory
and were xvea a hearty reception BY thsiT
comrades a. he Hone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
JAKE SHARP VERY IL.
Three Pas siei&ss .as AZ tis f&naliy sann'
aaonsd - ais s14s.

Ma Yokz. A0s ls.-gack S1srp Asa $
violent chill At O'Clock shls morniag Al
% 81 il Is reported hs lad another et1A
and th4E three p1ysaeisas AID al q rs
fs1niiy had been sumDcned 20 his bed
SIDE. Ar ~ y. IA. Drs- 3rs2n aed lo21n 3
arrived a. the Ludlow street jail e14re ;
chill had then psssed. bat he wzs weak aEa
exhausted The physicians sad he wss u
10 immediate danger. but must be closely
watched. lie 5 unable 10 llft himself VITA
oct help aud lies mosf Of the tune partly
unconscious, and seems 70 be Ia dying
condition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

The funeral services of the late Chester
n. spsuiding VII be heid from the resi-
dsnoe. IL oskes-st.. 81 - - this fsrsDooa.
Six mef0h,srs of ths old N0bswk Cob. ~
WHICH NJ cpsulelnz ves 2 member for
some vesrs. v1I ect - - -pearers. 7 he
rsrnairs vii ts inferred sf spsnoef Tiogs
eourtv. ~ = ard hss been eives
frou Nr SrzuIlinx's Dofher sud brothers
ia; thtY wil hs gpstle ts sttesd tie ser
vScss here. owinf g. sickness in fteir fsni-
iiss huf wiI - present e fss interrRsnt 81
ire psrerts h0nla The knirbt Iryopiars
wiIf escort the rssnssrs - fst oepos
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

A Msn Killed. . Woman Fatally Injured
aad a Dozen Girls Hurt.

and Dozen Girls Hurt.
NKw Yosk. Aug. 1s.-Ths falling Of the
elevator ia q. Sidenbsrg & Co.'S new build
inx on Msrcer-st. this morning, resulted in
tAe death Of one woman, injuring fatally Of
q man. and slight injuries to about dozen
girls. At 7t5 this morning John ONsil.
the elevator boy. loaded the elevator
With a number OF the operators 10 axe
them % UPPER sOOrs. About eighteen
female hands got aboard. When the
elevator got 10 the third door i began
descending. All Of ONeiPs efforts TO stop
the car was nnayaihng. The safety catches
failed 20 work and the car increased its
speed and crashed 20 the basement Sew
erai OF TIE passengers tainted. One woman
usned Lynch. aged 55 years. was killed.
her body being frightfuily mangled. O'Neil,
the elevator BOY. sustained a fracture Of The
spine and will die. The others seriously
injured rs, Lizzie Dorgherty, right leg
broken. Mrs. Josie Byers. Cireenpolnt,
ankle sprained and badly bruised
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

TIE love- Bssi8sss Mems Associss On
win hold their fret snnssl picnic ~ Isisnd
Grove IN tkss village t05av. A. pisoe. Of
business vi be elo~ed sns tie torn ~
eaiar = holasy- A ee egatsz from fbs
fets f4rocsrs a Associstlen 81 tfis mtr VII
- present zn6 MTrsn n WsSksr w. e.
Ewer - aSdreSs. Taert ~7il sise be . esnne
q ri ~ TIE Level clDb snd he So1sh
Eads of fkis esfT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

ZAxrsvf1LE. Ohio. Aug. 1s.--A horribls
sccident occurred At 20 o clock this Morn
ing st Thomas brakes pssning mill IN tie
Eighth ward Jimmie Drake. - ne Is
known. sged about 81 unmarried. son Of
the proprietor and assistant feremsn rf The
mill whiie attempting - replace beit on
shsff. fed with Ne hresst on a cut-oT
saw which GO RASH tsn inches long snd
sixht inches cssp through his ribs and
kssrt. ea1sing instant ieafh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

George Burt was arrested early yesterday
morning in the woods near GTsndviiis ~
Deputy sbenH scany and Detective Cast
ard iocked ur 81 tie jsi. lie is chsrzsa
vith stealing q So # hsrress snd fhe nan
to whom be sold them has Identified him.
il is sIse faoazaf tkst ke va iuFlicssed IN
fhe baFKiary 81 the resi3ence snd bsrn q
smith flsteTn0uf lasf WintT TIE bsrneas
has bseu fcuna ia Grand Rspias t0z nsa lr
ard t5e of5csrx ere confident that Bur1 =
the guilty man.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
NOT CREDITED.
ne Report of H~nry M. stsnlsy's Death
Believed 20 be CEtrus-

Report
Believed to be UEtrus-
LoSDoy. Aug. is.-A private letter re-
ceived from ST. Paul. Deleonds. today, as
cribes the rumor OF Stanley's death 20 the
desire of the natives in certain parts Of
Africa through which be is travelling. TO
put him our Of the way. rather than 20 any
certainty that they havs sccorr plished
their wish. A portion OF the natives are
particularly hostile 70 strangers and espe-
cialiy dctest explorers. Who they claim are
oVerbearins and cruel. and 81 best are
merely forsrunuers % more powerful
body Of white men whose object Is the seiz-
urs Of he land and the sztermiostion OF
The natives. The stories Of StaDleys mas
sacre. TIE letter says. are impossible of be
nef for variety % reasons, any one OF
which = sufficient to divsst the report Of
reliability
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

CETcAsc, Aug is-rbe is~slry firm Of
y Mason & Co. enc CT oldest and rest
known IN this city fsife,i this afternoon sor
slfGooo Their rEincipsi creditors srs The
First National bsnk 0f Chicsza. Gsrfald
Nstisnai sank cf New York. earasm
Nanufacfnri1K company. 81 Providence
- Z. and r. $ Ecieeoox Cor fessisas 81
ldgnsnt IN fsvlr IF earh wsrp entered
tbis sffernocn. y. hrtscr. he aesa of tie
6rrn died rscentlv I1e araauat sf assefs
i nos .nnouneed sut = . understand that
if = lsrxa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

Nzv YoRz, Aug. lS,-A receiver has
been appointed for the Haywood Rubber
Company. Of Norwich aud Colchester,
Coan. The new. surprises the trade here.
as the concern was regarded ss sound. The
assets were supposed 10 be about $4,000
and the liabilities about sto0.000. The
company belonged - combination. The
cause Of its trouble i not learned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. lS.-Gdorge Zetsov-
itch, of No. 1903 Walnut-st., who claims to
be one of the professors connected with the
University of Pennsylvania, was given q
hearing this afternoon. charged with crimi-
nally sssaulting Re0ecca Schwartz, aged
fifteen years. The prosecution was brought
under the act providing for the protection
of minors He was placed under s., 500 bail
for frfal
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

Fred sutss- . Fe5ne Wsw sfas lsd. bss
been ARRESTED for sousin9 y0unrsr con
s.sviss Hns sssts Ae.nt Hsiooub r. invest
Safinr ths sFafr. wifa cba1css Tor fts rr-
p.ers sressss ye0fh berg sen1 - the Paf,,-rs
arhrnf. There eef sewers rvgnf,1frsss ef,rrf
kirs ana ms cen fuef hss sesn none Il fDe
bsef for eozne tlrns pasts
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
The Late Lucfus IL. Brown.

special Correspondence TELKsRAx-HEsALD.
GRsSpvILLE, Aug ls.-The funeral Of the
late Lacius b. Brown. held at Hsnley, on
August 10, was one of the largest gather
ings of the kind ever held in this vicinity,
the people docking from far and near TO
pay the last act of respect TO one of the
oldest residents of this section o, the coun-
try. Mr.. Brown was born in Portland, y.
Y. in ls22. He moved TO this state in 1856
settling in the township OF Georgetown,
Ottawa county. After living there about
seven years. ne moyed into the township
OF jamestown, where he fitted up most
beautiful farm home. Here he resided un-
til removed by death. he leaves q widow
and two daughters. Mrs. George Lane and
Mrs. William Thrasher, 10 mourn his loss.
Mr.. Brown vas for many years faithful
and enthusiastic member of the /. o. .. F..
in which be obtained q high standing and
under whose auspices he was buried. He
had for several months past given much at
tentioa TO religious matters He seemed to
realize from the first OF his brief sickness
that death was near AZ hand, aud he seemed
70 have made = complete preparation for it.
Rev A. NJ. Griffith. of Grandville,
preached ths sermon from the text selected
by Mr.. Brown. Set thine house in order
for thou shalt die and not live"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
HudsonrilIe Harpepinga

Correspondents q ne TEI EsRAa- HERALo
HUpsoSvILLE. Aug. is.-Mrs. IL. A. Hud
son. Of Grand Rapids. returned home last
night from visit hers--John Cory. Of
Grant. Is spending = two weeks vacation
with bis parents here Some twelve
yeuag grsngers and grsnferesses from this
vicinity have been rusticting az the Ottawa
Beach resorts the lsst few days.-The
zrsngsrs give a dance at sheir hall Fridsv
sveuiaE.-Et is quite the proper thing
now among farmers 20 make ap parties and
spend 4 few days a. the Black Lake re-
zrrtz
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

Nxr YoRx. Aug 1s.-Mslcolm W. Ford
IS critically III a. Long Island College hos
pitss. Brooklyn His constitution was
ruined 5y excessive training While cham
pioa sli-rooud sthlete. Three surgical ope-
rstions have been performed without avail
ard Lis case a considered hope esS
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
A Family Ouarrei-

engaged in family quarrel, in which he
received several cuts and bruises from hrs
son John, who jabbed him with a pitch
fork. He wanted the Prosecuting Attorney
to issue warrant for his sons arrest yes
terdav, but from his story it was evident
that he was somewhat to blame for the
affair and no warrant was issued.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

SAY FsAScrsco. Aug. fs.-Chsirnsn Pat
tison received telegram from President
Clevslsnd today authorizing the Pscihc
Raj way Commission 10 use their discretion
"a % employing counsel % assist the
United States Attorney in the application
to conpel Sensfor stanford 10 explain The
expenditures Of the Central Pacific rail-
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

Nsv YoRx. Ang. iS-The wife AZ sx-
Unifed ststes Judge Richsr5 Bussesd hss
snpii@i fer = diverce. sileSinz adulserv
The ex-jadgs and fanouS iszysr = shant
$ ver-s old. ard Ms. busteed = neariv "a
Cd. Base-e : al - he very Ill a. a result
af bis domestic trou5ies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

Chsrlss Chute csiebrssea his birfhdsv lsst
.vsuiag witA dancing party a. tbs West
s.Se sEsEiag Aea-ieaay. Iss bal hss rsre =
seen suCa lsrgs I'D n3erTY cro~d. szd
zefhFnx oocurrea 70 uzr their Riezsa-s. A
r~- f-st1rs ~ss sntrc5ace3 IL he shsps
II OF drsrks
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
An Experienced Cricke.sr.

The Grand Rapids Cricket Club will give
practice game at the fair grounds this
afternoon. Mr.. Levine, of Montreal, an
experienced cricketer, who has PLAYED
against ali England's Eleven, has prom
ised 20 be present and play with one of the
home teams. The game promises to be an
interesting one, and there should be large
turnout
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

WssErSsrsx. Aug Ie.-Fsir weather,
rerthsrlv WINDS. bscening vsTisble- oooler
in southern portion Stationary temp.rs-
tu-s II northern.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

Bcsroy. aug. lS-Alvin CLARK. founder
of the famous telescope mandatory At
Cambridge = dangerously III. He = over
So years II age. snd CD 70 lsSt Thursday
vas remarkably .ctivs for one of his age
z = desih II expected ~ snv moment
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

wssHrveroS. A1g Isl. II. Kestiev. Of
lows. vas today appointed hy Secretary
FxirchiId chief of Division N tAs Tfsssurv.
p-pa~meat to suceee6 Oscar J. Harvey.
ne ferzsT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
DETROIT srsLL LEADING


- A1A1@ s4fA --@4~es
TIE EssalE of yesterdays games gives
Detroit once more a Sad Of two games,
Enils chiezso kssps lead q Ike nun-
1sF for sseoad place. Nss Iork aad Pnsl-
asislpnl4 ass Eist tor tniri pace. sad Bos-
ton. : couple u games behind. l. forced -
eonlelI iLzslf vita ioarth. TIE others
b Fng up the rs.s tso far behind - nguTs
d4ngsroasiy in.EAs race fox lhs psnnant-
The sc0res srs As i0lloHss
Al Phliaii-i 5hia- AK
Fsl.-.leipll4 tll a29o s-li Z 8
As~ FORK -- . . 0-z q
3aiter-ss-Azll and Cunning GeoEse 41d
bEo~1-
A sost1n-Bosson- - .4niagton game Posr pOned
on aeeotInt 0f ra.1-
Al Pil1snarg
Pits.oufs - . . 80 ! 90 3 4
CalcAso - 0 D . 0-1 :
84zlsFies- 4ecorlaiex All AllsE Baldwin Aad
Daily
A. Indianapolis
Indianapolis . Q 0 0 0 0-l
DetroiL .-.8 D D 1 CT Is 8
B-stsFiss-B Boyle And Aysrs. Getzein aad bsn-
nssI
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
Other flames.
uNLuCkY BALDWIN.

AZ tCincinnsti-LOgisvilis. 5. Cincinnati 4
Al Clsyei4nd--C Cleveland. 10. Baltimore. 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

WssHrSGroS. AHg. is.-Col- D. 5. Lamont
VII leave Washington tonorror morning
for fro weeks recreation IN the North.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

t<sNasNx. ~ TsNsssNs ss.sNAa.
LAKE VIEW, Aug. ls.-Some years ago
William Truman lost the use Of bis righs
hand in falling from q tree and since then
he has carried IL in a sling or it has hung
hfslsss by bis side Yesterday be accident
.ly fred shot through his left arm render
ing smputstion necessary. He has a wife
and three children, poorly provided for
u. J. Nc1arty. a cranky lawyer that has
been here few months, WAS arrested yes
tsrday for assault on the person of Nelson
BectsL He gave bonds to appear-Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Wetmore. Of South
Hinton, celebrated their crystal wedding.
Aug. Is, So guests present and good dis
risv Of presents
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
The NEW CRUISERS.
The Chicago and Boston Both Ready for
Their Trial Trips

Their Irfal Irfps.
WAsHrxGros. Aug. ls.-Chief Engineer
Henderson, of the Naval Advisory Board.
who is in the city from New York, reports
that the cruisers Chicago and Boston are
both ready f,r their steam trial trips. The
Boston is now undergoing dock trial. Her
machinery has made fifty-six revolutions
tied up At the dock. From this perform
xnce it is thought that under steam the
machinery will develop the required horse
pc 1er and more.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

The standing Of the clubs up 70 and in
Guiding the games Of yesterday, Is as fol-
IaNe-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

A sost1n- Boston - .4htagton game pcsr pone
On aeeoanl of ra.1-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

Preparations for the Nationa. Drill
have been about completed. and the
committee have received notice that
several Of the visiting companies viii
arrive in the city and 60 into camp
during the present week.
A meeting of the Washington Mon.
ument Association was held on We'd
nesday last TO consider as to the
proper course to pursue in order to
protect the memorial stones which
have been set in the interior Of the
Monument, from further injury by
relic hunters who, abuse the privilege
which has been accorded them of visit
ing the Monument, by chipping. and
otherwise defacing the structure.
Some of the expensive stones which
were presented by foreign govern
ments and by states and societies, have
been ruined. The celebrated "Neva-
da" stone, which has been SO greatly
admired by all visitors to the Monu-
ment and is considered to be one of
the most expensive and beautiful OF
the memorial stones, has been badly
disfgured, several Of tho massive silver
letters upon its face have been de-
tached and carried away. After care
fully considering the subject it was
UNANIMOUSLY decided by the Association
that the Monument should hereafter
be closed to visitors, until Congress
shall take such action in the premises,
as will efectuallY protect the struc-
ture from these acts Of vandalism.
The Monument will be closed on the
last day of the National Drill.
The city has been flooded during
the past few days with counterfeit
silver dollars OF the issue Of 1884.
The counterfeit is considered to be one
of the best that has heretofore been
detected. The size, and general APP
pearance of the counterfeit is identi-
cal with that of the genuine coin, and
the ring" is SO perfect as to deceive
an expert. The weight of the coun-
terfeit is slightly below the standard,
and it is by this alone that the fraud
may be detected.
Where these coins came from, or
how many of them have been put into
circulation is a mystery which as yet
has not been solved. A large number
Of merchants and other business men
have been deceived by the coins ana
in one instance sixty FIVE of the coun-
terfeit dollars were taken in by
prominent merchant upon Seventh
street, before the fraud was detected,
II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

Never before in the history Of our
country has there been such an influx
of immigrants as at present. To OBJ
tain employment these new corners
will work at smaller wages than
American workmen and monopolist
manufacturers will employ them.
The cOst Of producing goods will be
less but, thanks to the tariff, the
prices will remain the same. Ameri-
can workmen are not protected against
the competition Of European pauper
laborers but no foreign goods must
come in competition with the output
of our bloated manufacturers. Our
rich are thus made richer, our poor
poorer. and still people wonder at the
labor agitation that is shaking the
Union.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
Correspondence Of the Beacon.)

WASHINGTON, May 16, 1887.
Messrs Enthusiastically. May
18th, 1887, the second day of the
annual reunion of the Army of the
Cumberland was an eventful one, both
In the history of that organization,
and in the history of Washington as
the day upon which the bronze statue
OF Garfield donated by the Army OF
Cumberland was formally presented
TO the people Of the Nation. The day
was perfect specimen of Washing.
ton spring weather. At an early
hour in the morning email detach-
ments of troops, militia and other
organizations that were to participate
in the parade took possession of the
streets, and the music of bands was
heard in every quarter. At noon the
executive departments were closed
and added their quote to the throngs
on the sidewalks.
The proceedings attending the un-
yelling of the statue were interesting
and largely attended. The Grafton
was delivered by Gen. j. w. Keifer.
who upon the part of the monument
committee of the Army of the Cum
bertrand transferred the statae to Gen.
Sheridan, as General of the Army,
and by him it was formally presented
to the President of the United States.
The statue, which is bronze, is the
design of the sculptor Ward, who also
designed the equestrian statue of Gen.
Thomas, in this city. 1t is 10 feet 6
inches in height and represents Gar
field facing the west, in the act of de
hvering an address, with his right
hand resting on column and a man
uscrlpt held in his left. The pose OF
the figure is easy and unconventional
Recumbent ideal figures at each corn
er Of the triangular pedestal represent
the student, the warrior and the
statesman, IMPLYING the three epochs
In Gen. Garfelds career.
Bronze tablets above the figures
bear globe, a trumpet and sword
and laurel wreath, inclosing the
scales Of Justice. The inscriptions
upon the shaft are placed upon three
sides, as follows: Southwest face,
James \. Garfield, lSSl-iSSl :" on
the southeast face, Major General
I. S. A, Member OF Congress, Senator
and President Of the United States Of
America" on the north face, Erected
by his Comrades of the Society of the
Army fthe Cumberland, MAY Il, 81. 4"
The erection of the statue was author.
lied at the meeting of the society at
Chattanooga in 1881, and nine mem
bers were appointed to select design
and superintend its construction. The
committee upon the day Of the uuveil-
ing paid over to the sculptor, Mr..
Ward, $56,74S in full settlement Of
his claim.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Orphans Court of St. Mary's County, Set
May 10, 1887.
ORDERED by the Court, That Martha
Ii. Turner, Administrative of
A. W. TURNER,
late of ST. Mary's county, Md. deceased.
give the notice required by law to the de.
ceaseds creditors TO exhibit their claims
and that the same be published once week
for SIX successive weeks in the St. Mary's
BEACON. Test: JAS. I. NJ. RALEY.
Register of Wills for ST Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance of the above order, here
by give notice that have obtained from
the o phans' Court of St Mary's county.
Maryland, letters testamentary on the per-
sonal estate of 4. w. Turner. late of said
county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto TO the subscriber.
on or before the 18th day of Nov, 1887, they
Will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits of the said estate All persons in
debted 10 the deceased are requested To
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
MARTHA ii. TURNER,
Administrative.
May -. 's7-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

From the comments Of the State
press, it would seem that. thus far.
Hon. Charles B. Roberts has the
best developed Gubernatorial boom.
There will, however, be many changes
between this date and July 27-the
meeting Of the convention-and polit-
ical prophets will bear in mind that
many a boom that booms to-day, to-
morrow may be dying, and the day
after be dead.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

Thus far, Ex.Judge Fisher seems to
be the only Gubernatorial candidate
hailing from Baltimore. There is no
lack of good democrats in the city,
and if we are TO go there for our
standard bearer the claims of all the
availables should be thoroughly can
vassed. Believing in this doctrine,
we think if the party selects a city
man it could choose no stronger and
better candidate than Mr.. Robert
ODER, for we know of no Baltimorean
whose candidacy would elicit more
genuine enthusiasm in the counties
than would his. Mr. ODER possesses
the Jetfersonian qualifications for the
Office ard in addition would make a
candidate who would bring out the
full party vote. II the Convention
dominates q city man, we hope that
the mantle will fall upon Robert
pber.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

husband and one child, sisters and broth
ers as well n large c0ncourse Of other re-
iafi0ns and friends. 81 OF whom have cur
sinceresf sympafhies In this their hour Of
need, and 70 whom we would cite as an ex-
ample the holy one gone before them. and
thus be ere long united in that celestial
home where earthly felicifies can 'er more
be disturbed
o. L. L
Sunday night last, al the residence Of her
husband in the 9th district, Mrs. ROBERT
HIGGS, aged about 35 years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of ST. Mary's County. Set.
May 10, 1887.
ORDERED by the Court, That ]. T. Par
sons and J. H. Parsons, Executors of John
Parsons. hate Of St. Mary's county. Md.
deceased, give the notice required bv law
TO the deceased's creditors TO exhibit their
claims and that the same be published
once week for six successive weeks in
the ST. Mary's BEACON.
Test: JAS II. M. RALEY,
Register of Wills for ST Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

WE are authorized 10 state that there will
be meeting of the Teacners' Association
lwhitel on SATURDAY NEXT, the 2ist
instant, at 10. a. NJ: of the colored Teach
ems Association at Miss Riddick's school
house, near Chaptico, on SATURDAY,
the 18th instant, at IL, A. NJ. A full at
tendance OF each association is respectfully
requested. Nav ls-1t-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
NOTICE

NOTICE
In pursuance of the above order, we here
by give notice that we have obtained from
the Orphans Court of ST Mary's county,
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate of John Parson, late of
said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the pro-
per vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscri-
bers, on or before the 18th day of Nov, 1887,
they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits of the said estate. All
persons indebted 10 the deceased are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
J. I. PARSONS,
j. Ii. PARSONS,
Executors.
May II, 'S7-6w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. C. VI.
Elmer, 0. 5. b., j. GWYNN GARDINER,
Signal Corps Us. Army, and son Of A. w.
Gardiner, of this county, 10 Miss LILLIAN
O. BECHTEL, only daughter OF Mrs. John
Mcdonnell. of Bartlett, Dakota Territory.